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Health officials warn that hospitals are nearing a breaking point in Minnesota, even as parents sue an Iron Range school district to strike down a mask mandate. This is an evening update from MPR News, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

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1) We talk about the loss on Wednesday, then dig into the Baseball Savant data to explain what the issue with Wittgren and Plesac has been this year. Also, I dig into why Justin Garza could be a DFA candidate. 2) Next, we look at Shane Bieber's final start and look at a trio of players who played well but are all on the chopping block for next year in Mercado, Allen, and Hentges. 3) Lastly, we talk about the 40 man, and show how it is the Indians could add 11 players once the season ends and still have flexibility.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A haunted Century Home, a haunted parsonage and multiple gargoyle sightings! This and more on this week's edition of Campfire! During this spooky season, please tell a friend TODAY about Jim Harold's Campfire! -MVMT- With their watches, sunglasses and blue light glasses that look like a million bucks but don't cost it check out MVMT. If you want to elevate your look with style that doesn't break the bank, then join the MVMT and get 15% off today — with FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURNS — by going to MVMT.com/campfire -Scared To Death- If you're looking for something scary, mysterious and interesting to distract and entertain you, check out the horror podcast, Scared to Death! Nearing 100 episodes of demonic possession, hauntings, shadow people, black-eyed children, alien abductions, and so much more, as horror-lover Dan Cummins attempts to terrify his wife Lynze with two new and supposedly true tales each week. Lynze gets back at Dan with potentially scarier stories – sharing at least two listener-submitted encounters with the paranormal, often the most disturbing part of the show. Available anywhere you listen to podcasts and you can also watch the show on YouTube. -POLICYGENIUS- Policygenius makes it easy to get life insurance done (and done right). You could save 50% or more by comparing quotes, and feel good knowing that your loved ones would be taken care of if anything were to happen. Go to policygenius.com to get started. When it comes to insurance, it's nice to get it right

In today’s first Patreon-fueled shout-out is for the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Campaign, an initiative that wants you to grow native plants in yards, farms, public spaces and gardens in the northern Piedmont. Native plants provide habitat, food sources for wildlife, ecosystem resiliency in the face of climate change, and clean water.  It’s not too early to think about next spring! Start at the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Facebook page and tell them Lonnie Murray sent you!On today’s program:A rezoning in Fry’s Spring for 170 units hinges on how to pay for a sidewalk on a road that would be more traveled The Weldon Cooper Center compares its population estimates to the Census countA quick lesson redistricting in VirginiaThe Foxfield Fall Races will benefit Habitat for Humanity this year and for the next fourOn this upcoming Sunday, Foxfield Races will hold their annual fall Family Day events at the tracks on Barracks Road west of Charlottesville. This year, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville will be the nonprofit group that will receive a portion of the proceeds as part of a five-year partnership.  The races are held on land under conservation easement. “We are focused on preserving open space to enable the broad diverse Charlottesville community to use Foxfield,” said Foxfield Executive Director Kelsey Cox in a Habitat press release. “We are overjoyed to create a long-term partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville and look forward to welcoming new and returning attendees on race day to further support this partnership with Habitat.”Mark Lorenzoni of the Ragged Mountain Running and Walking Shop penned an article in the September 25 Daily Progress that provides a lot of background and perspective as we wait for the 43rd annual fall races at Foxfield. Visit the Foxfield website at foxfieldraces.com for details and to purchase ticketsThe Virginia Redistricting Commission met again this morning. They’ve been meeting this month to finalize a map for the 100-seat House of Delegates and the 40-seat Virginia Senate. The sixteen members consisting of eight legislators and eight citizens must finalize their maps this Saturday in time to meet one of several deadlines in the Virginia code. The Commission’s work began as soon as the U.S. Census Bureau released population counts from 2020. Further meetings are scheduled for this Friday and Saturday, with the public hearings beginning on Monday. Coverage of what will be in those maps will come up in a future edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. The Commission must submit maps to the General Assembly by October 10. Virginia Code also specifies nine criteria for Congressional and legislative districts. You can register to speak at the public hearings at the redistricting website. It’s now been almost two months since the U.S. Census Bureau released the official population count for the country. That’s given the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service at the University of Virginia the time to make some observations about how the results compare to the annual estimates and regular projections their demographers make. “Our projections were higher than the actual counts in 66 localities, and lower for 67 cities and counties, indicating well-balanced results,” writes Shonel Sen in the latest edition of the Stat Chat blog that Weldon Cooper produces. The article explains the methodology used to calculate estimates and projections. Thirteen localities were in excess of a margin of error of five percent, including Charlottesville at 8.9 percent. Weldon Cooper’s 2020 estimate for Charlottesville was 49,447, but the Census count was 46,553. (2020 Weldon Cooper estimates) (Charlottesville Census quickfacts)An explanation in the footnotes of the blog post states that many college towns are perhaps undercounted due to students leaving the area at the start of the pandemic. Weldon Cooper’s 2020 estimate for Harrisonburg was 54,049, whereas the Census was 51,813. The Census Bureau’s 2019 estimate for Harrisonburg had been higher at 53,016, and 47,266 for Charlottesville. For more information, go back to the August 21, 2021 edition of this newsletter for an interview with Hamilton Lombard of the Weldon Cooper Center. (link)A quick Patreon-shout out before we continue.A concerned Charlottesville parent wants to make sure the community participates in the Middle School Reconfiguration process that is currently underway. After years of discussion, concrete plans are being put forward. You can learn more and contribute at the City of Charlottesville Schools/VMDOs information page" at charlottesvilleschools.org/facilities. (For my latest story on the topic, go back to the September 16, 2021 edition of this newsletter.)If the population projections put out by the Weldon Cooper Center at the University of Virginia are to be believed, the area will continue to grow for many decades. The act of planning as well as the art of land development both take place in response to anticipated needs for places to live, seats in classrooms, and ways for people to get around. In many cases, it takes a legislative decision by elected officials to approve larger residential complexes. “I personally live in an area where many apartment units have gone up and they fill quickly,” said Ned Gallaway, the chair of the Board of Supervisors. “The question is whether the infrastructure is there to support the density.” On September 15, 2021, the Board of Supervisors voted 5-1 to approve a rezoning off of U.S. 29 for 332 units on property where the county’s Comprehensive Plan has long anticipated growth and along a stretch of U.S. 29 where a $61.3 million road project was completed in October 2017. The firm RST Development agreed to restrict 75 percent of the units to households below a certain income percentage. “We talk a lot about how we are an inclusive and welcoming place to live and this is an opportunity to create a place for people to live that have not been able to live in our community,” said Supervisor Diantha McKeel.“It is part of our primary development area, and when you’re looking at the development area, it is the area where there should be a larger concentration of lower-cost and more affordable housing,” said Supervisor Donna Price. A similar conversation took place in Charlottesville the night before on September 14, 2021. That’s when the Charlottesville Planning Commission held a joint public hearing with City Council on a rezoning at 240 Stribling Avenue in the Fry’s Spring neighborhood.Southern Development seeks a rezoning to Planned Unit Development to build up to 170 units on about 12 acres of wooded land. That came after a directive at an earlier work session for the firm to increase the units in the development.“The Planning Commission told us very clearly that you wanted to see something less dense and more suburban,” said Charlie Armstrong, vice president at Southern Development.      Last year, the Fry’s Spring Neighborhood Association voted on a resolution to support the rezoning if sidewalks and other infrastructure on Stribling could be built to handle the additional traffic. The current Comprehensive Plan designates the land as low density residential, which is one reason a sidewalk there has not been prioritized in the city’s limited Capital Improvement Program budget. Southern Development’s proposal would set aside 15 percent of those units for either rental or homeownership to households making below 60 percent of the area median income. They also worked with the city’s economic development team to come up with a financing structure to pay for the roadway improvements on Stribling. However, this novel approach points to a potential disconnect in the process.Armstrong negotiated an agreement with the city’s Office of Economic Development to where Southern Development would make a $2 million loan for the city to build those improvements. The city would then pay Southern Development back over a period of years out of the increased property taxes that it will receive. “I do want to be clear that this agreement is not part of the rezoning request but it does impact the area nearby and certainly of interest to many in the neighborhood,” said Economic Development director Chris Engel. "In its simplest form this agreement that the developer provides up to $2 million in funds to construct the needed improvements in a timeframe that is likely contemporaneous with the PUD development.” The cost estimate provided by Southern Development for the upgrades is around $1.6 million.  City Engineer Jack Dawson only saw the agreement or the two days before the hearing and said that amount would not be enough because it did not contemplate the full extent of work required. “My concern is that probably that estime is a little light, to probably very light,” said Jack Dawson. “It isn’t just a sidewalk. It’s essentially a streetscape because when you touch a road you need to bring it up to code.” Code requires a 20 foot right of way which Dawson said would likely require the taking of private property for curb and gutter drainage, which would add to the cost.  Dawson cited an internal estimate created within City Hall of $2.9 million. However, Armstrong bristled at the cost estimate provided by Dawson.“That’s not a number that I’ve ever seen published or have ever heard and we’ve been talking with the city and been in this review process with the city for months and years so I would have hoped that might have come up,” Armstrong said. Under the terms of the agreement, the city would have to pay anything in excess of $2 million but finding those funds will be difficult. Earlier this month, Council opted to transfer funding allocated for the West Main Streetscape to the $75 million reconfiguration of Buford Middle School. Budget staff said when added to the existing capital improvement program, reconfiguration will require a 15 cent tax increase next year, or less depending on how the 2022 property assessments come in. “Right now, every penny we are going to have in capital funds until we figure out something else every penny is going to get allocated for school reconfiguration,” said City Councilor Lloyd Snook. The co-president of the FSNA appreciated the work that went into the agreement but said it was not yet enough to satisfy his concerns. “There is a potential to find a solution here but there is a big but,” said Jason Halbert. “It’s about safety on that street and the JPA intersection.”Halbert said the agreement had not been fully reviewed by the appropriate staff. He asked for the project to be delayed while the details of the agreement are worked out. Commissioner Hosea Mitchell said he liked the project over all but agreed it might not be ready.“I think it could use a little more baking,” Mitchell said. “There would be value in sitting with the engineers and the economic development people and working out the details and logistics so that we know exactly what it would like before we’re going to move on it.”Another commissioner suggested the city has to do a better job of communicating better internally about coming up with innovative ways to support density. “It’s endlessly frustrating to me the degree of dysfunction within the city where the economic development is negotiating this agreement and isn’t even telling [the city engineer] about it literally two days ago,” said Commissioner Rory Stolzenberg. The issue comes at a time when new city management is just finding its feet. Deputy City Manager Sam Sanders has been on the job less than two months, and new planning director James Freas has been in his job for less than two weeks. At the same time, the city is debating a new Comprehensive Plan. The current draft encourages more density across the city. “There’s no way to support this project without having a firm grasp of how we’re going to provide these infrastructure improvements to the neighborhood,” said Councilor Heather Hill. But which comes first? The rezoning or the infrastructure?  And whose cost estimate is to be believed? Southern Development’s $1.6 million, or $2.9 million from the city engineer? City attorney Lisa Robertson had this advice. “Leadership needs to put their heads together and talk about what’s realistic in terms of whether or not from inside City Hall a number can be developed that builds upon the work that Mr. Armstrong’s team has done, or clarifies it,” Robertson said. “Another function that really needs to be updated is the process by which we develop the city’s capital improvement program.”Robertson said the CIP cannot be a wish list of aspirational projects. More developed projects with more concrete estimates would provide more certainty. At the hearing, the question was whether an updated performance agreement could be completed to further scope out the project. Armstrong asked for an indefinite deferral while the agreement is worked out. What’s happened in the past two weeks?“The City is continuing to discuss the project with the developer while looking to confirm the cost estimate for the sidewalk project,” wrote Brian Wheeler, Charlottesville’s Communications Director. Before you go, a plug for a campaign forum I’m co-hosting with the Free Enterprise Forum. Here’s the media advisory:On Thursday September 30 the, three candidates for Charlottesville City Council will appear in person to answer questions posed by Town Crier Productions President Sean Tubbs and Free Enterprise Forum President Neil Williamson in a candidate forum sponsored by The Hillsdale Conference Center. The event will also be live streamed via Zoom webinar. Register here!WHO: Candidates: Brian Pinkston, Juandiego Wade, Yas WashingtonModerators: Sean Tubbs, President, Town Crier ProductionsNeil Williamson, President, Free Enterprise ForumWHAT: Candidates will explore their vision for the city including their views on the Future Land Use Map (FLUM), proposed tax increases, affordable housing, equity issues, organizational issues, and Economic Development. WHEN: Thursday, September 30 th 7:00 pmWHERE: Hillsdale Conference Center Ballroom, 550 Hillsdale Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22901. MASKS REQUIRED – SOCIAL DISTANCING ENFORCED. WHY: Election Day 2021 is now. Early voting has already begun. Learn where the candidates stand before casting your ballot. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Erik Weisman, chief economist and portfolio manager at MFS Investments, says that if inflation were to run at 3 percent or more for all of next year, it would be a significant challenge for both stock and bond markets 'and there may not be that many safe places to hide,' but while he sees that potential danger, he believes that the beginning of 2022 is likely to be where inflation peaks near 5 percent and then settles down to levels that allow for continued growth. It will be slower growth for both the economy and the market, Weisman warns, but still positive. Also on the show, Eric Noe of Business.com discusses a survey about how roughly seven out of eight investors would like cryptocurrency made available in their retirement-savings plan, a discussion that may seem particularly ironic after Chuck opens the show with the tale of @MrGoxx, the cryptocurrency-trading hamster (no, he's not kidding); Chuck also takes a listener's question about automatic reinvestment plans for ETFs, and Chris Natividad, chief investment officer at Equbot talks about using artificial intelligence as a means of selecting stocks in the Market Call.

As more people who own small and medium-sized businesses look toward retirement, a Greater Cincinnati organization is looking to shift ownership of those businesses to the people who work in them.

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On this month's coaching episode, This Naked Mind Head Coach Scott Pinyard welcomes TNM coach, Lorna Wilson. Lorna specializes in people using alcohol over 60 who want to change their habits. Sometimes this switch can be difficult and Lorna explains why by sharing her own story:  Nearing retirement doesn't mean all stress from life magically disappears and Lorna found her relief in a bottle of wine. But just like many of her clients, she began to take a look at her life and health and reflect on what had happened.  Lorna's freedom was found in her curiosity which led her to pick up a copy of This Naked Mind. Find out why ‘alcohol=ethanol' hit home so deeply for her and where curiosity led her from there. Lorna and Scott also answer these inquisitive questions: How have you seen people handle a widening gap in their marriage due to one spouse continuing to use alcohol when the other is AF? How do you let go of the guilt and shame of things you've said and done while intoxicated? Have you seen people at the age of 73 change their drinking habits? Is it worth it? Join them in the conversation, and be sure to listen until the end to find out Lorna's answer to Scott's curveball question. Are you ready for a deep dive into truly lasting change? If so, you might consider my Intensive Program. It's a 9-week, self-led program that you can do in the complete comfort of your own home. It will truly transform your relationship with alcohol. If you want to learn more about this, go to thisnakedmind.com/intensive.   And, as always - rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast, as it truly helps the message reach somebody who might need to hear it today. Episode Links: Lorna's coach page

A state lawmaker says residents are demanding clear goalposts to aim for to relax COVID-19 mitigations such as mask mandates. Nearing 20 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, executive orders from Gov. J.B. Pritzker on a variety of things – ranging from economic restrictions to masks in schools – have gone unchecked by the Democrat-controlled General Assembly. Republican state Rep. Mark Batinick, R-Plainfield, said that has to change. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/illinois-in-focus/support

Cardinal Authority's Jody Demling and Michael McCammon discuss Louisville football's struggles in week one loss to Ole Miss, and more in this episode of the Cards Cast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are Minnesota Vikings and Brian O'Neill nearing a contract extension as the NFL season is set to kick off?; (5:00) Offensive line update with Chrisitan Darrisaw returning to practice; (12:00) Other Vikings notes!; (15:00) Timberwolves scoops! (20:00) Minnesota Wild nuggets on Kirill Kaprizov and their pursuit of a center!

"Can you recommend a resource for those nearing or at menopause who want to learn how to use a modified keto diet so we don't stress our hormone balance even more?" asks tinkam from Instagram. Here with our answer is Dr. Anna Cabeca, board-certified Gynecologist and expert in functional medicine. According to Dr. Anna, the key is to go keto-green. Tune in to this episode where she describes what the keto-green lifestyle is and all of the benefits it can provide. Check out Dr. Anna's FREE Keto-Green Recipe E-Book at book.ketogreendiet.com/keto-recipe-pdf-optin?utm_medium=podcast&utm_source=AsktheHealthExpert&utm_campaign=KGBookLaunch.

WR discusses his book Prophet of Evil: Aleister Crowley, 9/11 and the New World Order with Wolf Clan Media nearing the 20 year anniversary of 9/11. https://www.amazon.com/Prophet-Evil-Aleister-Crowley-World-ebook/dp/B00AW70FI8/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=prophet+of+evil&qid=1630116936&sr=8-2 https://wolfclanmedia.org/

Josh Daeche, David Ulak and Spencer Grossinger discuss the rookies quarterback impact in the upcoming season. Who will be making the most impact in year one. Will it be Trevor Lawerence? Zach Wilson? Trey Lance or Justin Fields? Can Cam Newtown hold off Mac Jones in New England? Will COVID continue to plague the league this season? Who has the best shot to in the AFC and NFC North? All that and much more......

Could the Denver Broncos name their starting QB this week? Which rookies stood out against Seattle, and is Justin Strnad ready to start? SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnBroncos Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger break down the Broncos QB competition as it nears its end potentially this week. What would be the pros and cons if Drew Lock were named the starter and if Teddy Bridgewater were named the starter? Which Broncos rookies stood out against the Seahawks? Could Justin Strnad be in a position to start this season at some point? WANT MORE DAILY DENVER BRONCOS CONTENT? Follow & Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms…

It's been a crazy week for Netflix with news coming fast and hard! Join Bryce Olin and Cody Schultz as they break down and react to the biggest news from the week including the latest developments in the #SaveManifest efforts, premiere date news for The Circle season 3, the latest Virgin River season 4 updates as well as a surprise reaction and rumor of a looming release date news for a fan-favorite series!  Don't forget to go to https://www.Manscaped.com and use the promo code FANSIDED20 to get 20% OFF YOUR ORDER AND FREE SHIPPING! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nearing their goal of finding parts to repair the hyperdrive of the Starhawk, Bael's, Ann's and Anar'ki's quest may be coming to a successful conclusion. Will the universe allow these wayward souls to have a happy ending or will fate deal them a poor hand?

As American troops head to Afghanistan to assist in evacuating the U.S. embassy in Kabul, the Taliban continues to seize cities further plunging the nation into crisis. Plus, the Covid pandemic continues to worsen in southern states among unvaccinated individuals. We discuss that and more with Eugene Daniels, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, Juanita Tolliver, Tim Miller, and Jon Meacham.

This week's episode of the Putt That Podcast kicks off with celebrating Team USA's clean sweep at the Tokyo Olympics following Nelly Korda's gold medal as Golf became the catalyst to USA's Gold Medal victory.From there we break down inaugural wins by Erik van Rooyen at the Barracuda Championship as well as Abraham Ancer at the WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational. Additionally, we take a dive into the DIY combination of clubs in the bag of Ancer.After discussing the latest in our Harris English versus Daniel Berger saga, we take some time to once again discuss the perplexing situations continuing to sound Bryson DeChambeau on the course. From frustration over the 'Brooksy' moniker to slow play and not yelling Fore we question whether Bryson is nearing his breaking point on Tour.Episode 60 comes to a close with the last stop before the FedEx Cup Playoffs at the Wyndham Championship including our Preview, Picks, and Predictions as big names like Will Zalatoris, Rickie Fowler, and Justin Rose battle to qualify for the season's final stretch.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=Y6XV98Q4LEYKE)

Nearing the end of Michter's month, the boys take a look at the special Michter's 10 year Bourbon special release on their 50th episode. How much is too much for a bottle? Stephen bought a house. Ryan has a bachelor party and makes friends with the locals.----------------------------------------------------  Would you rather watch us? Visit our Youtube channel-  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxwWPInCRrGfTUYcumccJuQ  

It's a massive two part discussion event as we consider the return of Tyr Anasazi, the imminent arrival of the Magog World Ship, a new crew member and the nature of Trance Gemini. But mainly we discuss the closing out of Tyr's story. It's an episode 6 month's in the making! Enjoy our discussion of both of the episodes "Soon The Nearing Vortex" & "The World Turns All Around Her".

U.S. seeing highest number of daily Covid cases since February. Defense secretary expected to mandate Covid vaccines for all active duty troops. Top DOJ official prepped resignation letter over Trump's “direct instructions” to support his election fraud claims. At least four district attorneys seek Cuomo probe documents. Residents under strict lockdown as China sees Covid-19 surge. Freshman congresswoman Cori Bush gets Bidne's attention To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Dane and Jace ramble about USA Basketball but do talk a little, you know, golf.. Mainly, with just two weeks remaining prior to the playoffs, who needs a strong finish to salvage their season? Justin Thomas? Dustin Johnson? Bryson DeChambeau? Plus, WGC FedEx-St. Jude picks!

Ed Oliver (@EDtoooFLATT) breaks down the Spencer Dinwiddie to DC deal. Who are some free agents that are still available? Who are we sending to Brooklyn in the sign and trade deal for Dinwiddie? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Winter kill was not a major problem this year. A dry spring advanced into early summer, and then turned abruptly wet in late June in southwestern and south-central Ontario. With wet, cool weather in place as the wheat crop came into head and maturity, there had been widespread concern for the crop in the more southerly parts of Ontario. Conversely, dry weather continued in many parts of central and eastern Ontario until recently. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Creating Ramel the Hell is a podcast about the creation and development of a multimedia project called "Ramel the Hell"; a dystopian sci-fi multimedia project. Created by Andy Torres of Mobius Theory, he joins forces with Reed Reimer of the Fable Factory, and Mr. Haunt. Andy: Instagram, Twitter, FaceBook, Pinterest Reed: Instagram, Twitter, FaceBook, Youtube Mr. Haunt: Instagram, YouTube, FaceBook, Twitter FableFactory.ORG / MobiusTheory.com

There is a flurry of breaking news stories to get to today, and Carver and Dane have got you covered on ALL OF THEM. Today the two talk about the Padres nearing a deal to acquire Max Scherzer, the Lakers nearing a deal to acquire Russell Westbrook, the Joey Gallo trade to the Yankees, the Dodgers trade for Danny Duffy, Brian Gutekunst discusses Randall Cobb trade, Davante Adams won't take home team discount, David Culley won't discuss DeShaun Watson, Jalen Hurts not worrying about rumors, Nick Sirianni ready to attack everything, Sean Payton annoyed with Michael Thomas, Zach Wilson signs rookie deal, MLB trade rumors, Brewers trade for Eduardo Escobar, NBA draft, first three picks likely set, Jalen Suggs says teams will regret passing on him, will 76ers trade Ben Simmons, SEC unanimously approves Texas & Oklahoma, Olympic gold leaderboard & betting odds!

The MLB trade deadline is this Friday at 3p.m. CT. Host Kevin Wheeler analyzes some of the transactions that have already taken place and assesses what the Cardinals' realistic additions could look like. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A round-up of the main headlines on July 28th 2021. Presenter: Hagar Jemal Producer: Loukas Christodoulou

Nicolle Wallace breaks down the testimony from the first hearing held by the select committee on January 6th. Plus, the courage of the police officers defending the Capitol that day, how one of the officers had to fend off racist attacks, Texas Democrats locked in a standoff with their state, new mask guidance from the CDC, and Biden makes his first visit to an intelligence agency.  Joined by: Luke Broadwater, Yamiche Alcindor, Matthew Dowd, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Eddie Glaude, Frank Figliuzzi, John Heilemann, David Plouffe, state Rep. Jasmine Crockett, Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, and David Leonhardt 

Presented by Bet Online, Built Bar and RockAuto.com -- David and Chris are back together again and go over a ridiculous poll that tried to present Ron Rivera as the worst coach in the NFL. Also - we go over ESPN's results of the top-ten cornerbacks and top-ten linebackers and where the WFT rank. Plus, time is ticking on a Brandon Scherff long-term deal but he's still part of a deep offensive line Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked On Utes Podcast for July 8, 2021 Rice-Eccles is nearing completion, and that means a lot for the Utah Football program going forward, but what exactly does it do for the program on a day-to-day basis? We look into a deeper level of usefulness for the new Ken Garff Performance Center. Utah Men's Basketball locks down a schedule component, but what do we know about the opponents, and what might we find out about the Runnin' Utes in this tournament? Jake and Bryan give their takes on the topic. A Ten Pac moment to flip for, but not before being interrupted by some news regarding a conference foe. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Led by the South Dakota Livestock Auction Markets Association and Steve Stratford of Kansas-based Stratford Angus, the National Beef Checkoff Petition Committee is nearing the deadline for obtaining signed petitions for a beef checkoff referendum from 10 percent of the nation's cattle owners. The Petition Committee was given until July 2, 2021 to obtained signed petitions calling for referendum from 88,269 cattle producers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When major sports news collides with a major Supreme Court ruling, you know Chad and John will be on the case! Today, the guys break down a significant legal defeat for the NCAA, and explain why Brett Kavanaugh's opinion will likely change the future of amateur sports forever On today's episode, we discuss: 2:36 — NBA conference finals 5:06 — Nearing the Stanley Cup Finals 6:01 — Knockout Rounds at the EUROs 12:49 — Why MLB pitchers are so upset 14:16 — NCAA vs. Alston As always, make sure to share this episode if you enjoyed it, and give us a follow on all our social media platforms!

Sonics legend Detlef Schrempf joins Softy and Dick to discuss Nate McMillan being on the verge of the NBA Finals with the Atlanta Hawks, getting new young blood and stars playing in the NBA Finals, what it means to make the FIBA Hall of Fame recently, playing and losing against the Dream Team in 1992, the current international influence in the NBA. David DeCastro released by the Steelers and why it doesn't make sense for Seattle, best Seattle jerseys. Textamonials. Kraken head coach Dave Hakstol joins Softy and Dick to discuss his first day on the job after this morning's announcement, taking over a blank slate with an expansion team, learning from his few years in Philadelphia, wanting to communicate and learn from Pete Carroll, who were his mentors growing up as a coach, his coaching style, expectations for 2021.

Sonics legend Detlef Schrempf joins Softy and Dick to discuss Nate McMillan being on the verge of the NBA Finals with the Atlanta Hawks, getting new young blood and stars playing in the NBA Finals, what it means to make the FIBA Hall of Fame recently, playing and losing against the Dream Team in 1992, the current international influence in the NBA

Vincent Higginbotham was homeless and abused. He says witchcraft saved his life. We talk about it on this week's episode of The Paranormal Podcast. You can find his book on the subject at Amazon: How Witchcraft Saved My Life: Practical Advice for Transformative Magick Thanks Vincent! -Scared To Death- If you're looking for something scary, mysterious and interesting to distract and entertain you, check out the horror podcast, Scared to Death! Nearing 100 episodes of demonic possession, hauntings, shadow people, black-eyed children, alien abductions, and so much more, as horror-lover Dan Cummins attempts to terrify his wife Lynze with two new and supposedly true tales each week. Lynze gets back at Dan with potentially scarier stories - sharing at least two listener-submitted encounters with the paranormal, often the most disturbing part of the show. Available anywhere you listen to podcasts and you can also watch the show on YouTube. -PARABOX- ParaBox Monthly is your source for amazing one of a kind paranormal t-shirts that will lead you into a online paranormal mystery. Go to ParaboxMonthly.com/jim to get a 25% discount!

Naismith Hall of Famer Magic Johnson joins the guys and weighs in on how the Lakers performed in their series, what they need to do in order to be successful and how long he thinks LeBron will continue to play. Plus, the show plays caller roulette.

Naismith Hall of Famer Magic Johnson joins the guys and weighs in on how the Lakers performed in their series, what they need to do in order to be successful and how long he thinks LeBron will continue to play. Plus, the show plays caller roulette.

Naismith Hall of Famer Magic Johnson joins the guys and weighs in on how the Lakers performed in their series, what they need to do in order to be successful and how long he thinks LeBron will continue to play. Plus, the show plays caller roulette.

Naismith Hall of Famer Magic Johnson joins the guys and weighs in on how the Lakers performed in their series, what they need to do in order to be successful and how long he thinks LeBron will continue to play. Plus, the show plays caller roulette.

Bo Brack recaps the latest NFL news from over the weekend including if Tom Brady is nearing the end of his incredible playing career. We kickoff NFL training camp team previews with hosts from Locked On Cardinals, Alex Clancy and Lorin Cox from Locked On Bears. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some Chiefs talk this morning on Sports Daily. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—and I tell the truth everyday—which scares the hell out of liberals every single day—God bless America—this is the Steve Gruber Show—   Here are three big Things you need to know right now—   Three— Dodge says it is ready to deliver a high performance muscle car unlike anything the company has ever built before—because this one—under development—will be all electric—and the fastest they've ever made—   Two— Record levels of producer prices are being reported—and wholesale prices are jumping too—and I am sorry to say—but the far left policies are to blame for the economic mess—   One— President Joe Biden—is nearing the end of his 8 day European trip—where he met with the G-7 leaders—mumbled his way through most of it—   And of course—maybe the biggest challenge is the meeting with Vladmir Putin—the Russian President—who he has tried to play hardball with—but it seems Putin is not impressed with the American President—  

John and Andy discuss Italy's win over Turkey, Leonardo Spinazzola's Man of the Match performance, the frightening Christian Eriksen incident, and debate Paulo Fonseca's prospects at Spurs. Thank you our newest Patron, Jaki Walker, and to all of our Patrons who make this show possible. You can support RomaPress by going to www.Patreon.com/RomaPress, benefits include: early access to episodes, extras episodes, and plenty more. Our website: www.romapress.net A Big Heads Media Podcast

‘Much needed' $150 million to fix West Virginia roadsIn Segment 1, Del. Lisa Zukoff (D) from Marshall County discusses Governor Jim Justice's request to move $150 million from the general fund to the road fund. She says the money is “much needed” in her district.“We are a big county; we have oil and gas development still going on. A lot of big trucks in our community, which takes its toll on the roads,” said Zukoff. In 2019, Justice acknowledged that Marshall County had the worst roads in the state and declared a state of emergency. It worked, and it helped bring additional funds for the county to help fix the roads, but Zukoff says a lot more work needs to be done.The Department of Transportation says there are 400 road projects throughout West Virginia. Zukoff says some road projects are needed such as on Route 250, on Boggs Dam Road in her district, and the Kammer plant on Route 2. “That's $3.4 million worth of work,” said Zukoff.  The importance of repairing West Virginia roadsIn Segment 2, Del. Daniel Linville (R-Cabell) discusses the importance of the roads in West Virginia being fixed.“It's a continuance of our work to try to fix the darn roads here in the state of West Virginia. It's very important because with all this money that's coming in from the federal government and several other areas, and the cost inning creases we've begun to see in materials, to deploy this money as fast as we can,” said Linville. “It's the third year out of three we've made an additional appropriation out of our general revenue new fund.”‘Cautiously optimistic': Nearing the end of the COVID-19 PandemicIn Segment 3, Dr. Sherri Young from the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department says they are in the last stretch for vaccinating against COVID-19 in West Virginia.“We did so well in the beginning, with huge clinics, huge numbers, that made the biggest impact in our 65 and older. That's who we vaccinated first,” said Young. “We are getting younger people vaccinated, which gives us courage to say, hopefully, when school starts this year, we don't see the uptick like we did last summer.”When discussing the end of the Pandemic, Young says to be “cautiously optimistic.” “There are places, if you are fully vaccinated, you don't need to wear your mask in public,” said Young. “There are requirements when you there's still certain establishments that prefer you get — you wear the mask, even if you are vaccinated, so everyone's protected.”1,500 people to lose jobs in MorgantownIn Segment 4, Josh Sword of the West Virginia AFL-CIO discusses the Labor Rally that happened at the State's Capitol on Tuesday, June 8, regarding the Viatris plant closing up in Morgantown.“1,500 people are getting ready to lose a good job at the end of next month,” said Sword. During one of his press briefings, Governor Jim Justice said that he had been in touch with the company. The company said we're not going to listen; we're not open to staying here and keep the doors open. According to 13 News Political Mark Curtis, the governor has the commerce secretary out trying to find a suitable company or business to take that factory or plant and use it for something else.  

John and Andy discuss Roma's work on the transfer market thus far as deals for Granit Xhaka and Rui Patricio get closer. (43:24) Then Sam Rubio of PlanetRoma.net and the PlanetaRoma Podcast joins to discuss all things Roma, including José Mourinho. Thank you to all of our Patrons who make this show possible. You can support RomaPress by going to www.Patreon.com/RomaPress, benefits include: early access to episodes, extras episodes, and plenty more. Our website: www.romapress.net A Big Heads Media Podcast

John and Andy give season grades and discuss Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who is nearing a contract renewal. Thank you to all of our Patrons who make this show possible. You can support RomaPress by going to www.Patreon.com/RomaPress, benefits include: early access to episodes, extras episodes, and plenty more. Our website: www.romapress.net A Big Heads Media Podcast

Scott talks to Heather Brandon-Smith of the Friends Committee on National Legislation about the effort to repeal the 2002 Iraq Authorization for Use of Military Force. Although the 2002 AUMF has been less widely cited as grounds for America's ever-expanding wars in the Middle East than the 2001 version (which authorized the war in Afghanistan), it has been used to justify the war against ISIS in Iraq and the Trump administration's assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, among other operations. Brandon-Smith is hopeful that the Biden administration is serious about rolling back some aspects of the war on terrorism, and she and her colleagues at FCNL are working to push the anti-war momentum in the right direction. Discussed on the show: "The 2002 Iraq AUMF: What It Is and Why Congress Should Repeal It" (Friends Committee On National Legislation) "With 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Nearing, Biden Team Debates How to End War on Terror" (Foreign Policy) Heather Brandon-Smith is Legislative Director for Militarism and Human Rights at the Friends Committee on National Legislation. Prior to joining FCNL, Heather served as the Advocacy Counsel for National Security at Human Rights First. Follow her on Twitter @HBrandonSmith. This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods' Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; Photo IQ; Green Mill Supercritical; Zippix Toothpicks; and Listen and Think Audio. Shop Libertarian Institute merch or donate to the show through Patreon, PayPal or Bitcoin: 1DZBZNJrxUhQhEzgDh7k8JXHXRjYu5tZiG. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gthJ7xwtjdo